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Common-sense Networking Checklist
1. Look good.
I cannot state strongly enough how important it is to be appropriately well-dressed for a networking event. But looking good is more than just wearing that sharp-looking blazer or those fancy new shoes. Be well-rested – take a nap ahead of time if need be – and make sure your hair is at its best. Don’t network with day-before-hair-appointment hair.
2. Want to be there.
If you’re having an off day, don’t go. It’s as simple as that. People can tell if you’re forcing that smile; it should be natural. Remember, everyone has a vested interest in being there. Going with a disinterested or distracted attitude will not give a good impression of your business. First impressions are everything, and people will judge your business by your attitude. …
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5 Steps in Creating Customer Experience (Step 1)
It’s a challenge for the entrepreneur to create an experience. With new experiential benchmarks becoming the norm and competition growing in every industry, companies who seriously look for competitive advantage need to consider where this concept can take them.
